Margot and Meaks discuss season three episode eight, “Made to Suffer,” rescue missions, reuniting with ex-girlfriends and brothers, and seeing ghosts! We spend a good chunk of time talking about how Glenn takes over Maggie’s sexual assault storyline and, while that’s a human reaction, it’s obnoxious AF because of how typical it is for men to make women’s stories about themselves. But it’s even more complicated because Asian American men often don’t get masculine-aligned (and rageful) stories, so it’s complex and deserves a hearty unpacking. Plus, we meet Tyrese and Sasha and we’re thrilled!
Other topics and tangents include: what if the creepy song Gov’nah plays for Penny was actually “Baby Shark,” bad guys give themselves away when they name things, Andrea hates chores, and Michonne looks real good before she’s beat to hell.
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